International Society of Steel Institutes (ISSI)

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ACCIARIUM is a Company established to satisfy two main purposes:

Steelmakers demanding quick answer to cut transformation costs and satisfying environment requirements;
Innovating Companies generating outstanding solutions in their core field with the need to get more visibility and awareness into the whole market. ACCIARIUM creates an Alliance: the ACCIARIUM ALLIANCE where Innovating Companies can match their knowledges and ideas to build up a new stronger “Solution Provider Team” able to better satisfy all Steelmakers’ needs.

Via Vittor Pisani 13
20124, Milan
Italy
info_at_acciarium.com

The ASMET – The Austrian Society for Metal­lurgy and Mater­ials – is dealing with metal­lurgy and mater­ials for 100 years. ASMET is a service & network platt­form to exchange know­ledge.

The know­ledge transfer is ensured by:

  • the oran­isa­tion of con­fer­ences, work­shops and symposia
  • the ASMET students section & the support of young talents
  • research funding
  • com­munity work in tech­nical expert com­mit­tees
  • Public rela­tions and aware­ness-raising
  • Pub­lisher of the Berg- und Hüt­t­en­män­nische Mon­at­shefte (BHM),

ASMET, Austrian Society for Metal­lurgy and Mater­ials
Franz-Josef-Str. 18
8700 Leoben
Austria
asmet_at_asmet.at

The Asso­ci­ation for Iron & Steel Tech­no­logy (AIST) is a non-profit organ­iz­a­tion with 18,500 members from more than 70 coun­tries. With 29 Tech­no­logy Com­mit­tees rep­res­enting all facets of the iron and steel man­u­fac­turing process and 22 Local Member Chapters spread across six con­tin­ents, AIST rep­res­ents an incom­par­able network of steel know­ledge and expertise.

AIST Global Headquar­ters
186 Thorn Hill Road
War­rendale, PA 15086
USA
mem­ber­ser­vices_at_aist.org

AIM, founded in January 1946, is a non-profit cultural body organ­isa­tion aimed at spreading the dif­fu­sion of the science and tech­no­logy of metallic mater­ials and other mater­ials for engin­eering. The evol­u­tion of tra­di­tional mater­ials, the devel­op­ment of advanced mater­ials, pro­duc­tion tech­niques and tech­no­lo­gies require constant and valid updating training by those who study and work with mater­ials. The purpose of the asso­ci­ation is to encourage, through its activ­ities, the exchange of ideas and exper­i­ences among all those who are inter­ested in the devel­op­ment and deep­ening of know­ledge in the field of metallic mater­ials with par­tic­ular regard to the pro­mo­tion of meetings and exchanges between pro­du­cers, users and researchers.

Asso­ciazione Italiana di Metal­lurgia AIM
Via Filippo Turati 8
20121 MILANO
aim_at_aimnet.it
 

The Czech Metal­lur­gical Society is an asso­ci­ation that is an inde­pendent, non-polit­ical organ­iz­a­tion bringing together indi­viduals and organ­iz­a­tions from the area of metal­lurgy and related fields. The mission of the asso­ci­ation is the imple­ment­a­tion of edu­ca­tional activ­ities for faster devel­op­ment and intro­duc­tion of new tech­no­lo­gies and products, increasing quality, reducing costs, pro­tecting the working and envir­on­mental envir­on­ment, increasing the know­ledge poten­tial of employees and pro­moting all com­panies doing business in the field of metal­lurgy. The goal of the asso­ci­ation is to increase the pro­fes­sional level and edu­ca­tion of all members in the form of passing on inform­a­tion about tech­no­lo­gical innov­a­tions, during the devel­op­ment and imple­ment­a­tion of new tech­no­lo­gies and product innov­a­tions.

ČESKÁ HUTNICKÁ SPOLEČNOST, z.s.
Průmyslová 1034
739 61 Třinec - Staré Město
Czech Republic
info@hut­nick­aspol.cz

Founded in 2022, GravitHy is an innov­ative sus­tain­able iron company, with the first flagship plant to be located in Fos-sur-Mer, in the south of France. At GravitHy, the mission is to meet the growing demand for eco-friendly iron and steel. GravitHy is fully com­mitted to reducing emis­sions from the steel industry by pro­du­cing and util­izing low-carbon and renew­able hydrogen to man­u­fac­ture decar­bon­ized Direct Reduced Iron (DRI). This DRI/HBI may then be used locally, nation­ally or traded globally as decar­bon­ized Hot Bri­quetted Iron (HBI), to be used for pro­du­cing decar­bon­ized steel.

GravitHy
10 place de la Joliette - Les Docks - Atrium 10.6 - CS
13543 - 13567 MAR­SEILLE
France
con­tact@­grav­ithy.eu

The Insti­tute of Mater­ials, Minerals & Mining (IOM3) is a pro­fes­sional mem­ber­ship organ­isa­tion and registered charity governed by a Royal Charter. With over 150 years of history, IOM3 connects a diverse com­munity across mater­ials, minerals, and mining dis­cip­lines. It supports 22 Tech­nical Com­munities, offering pathways to pro­fes­sional regis­tra­tion (including charter­ship), ment­oring, and tech­nical content. As the global network driving sus­tain­ab­ility and cir­cu­larity in the mater­ials cycle, IOM3 empowers indi­viduals striving to make a lasting impact.

IOM3 rep­res­ents a broad range of spe­cial­isms, from mining to nan­o­tech­no­logy, bio­ma­ter­ials to pack­aging. Its tech­nical com­munities provide valuable oppor­tun­ities for net­working and col­lab­or­a­tion.

Among these com­munities, the Iron & Steel Group offers tech­nical expertise and advice on the man­u­fac­ture, use, and reuse of iron and steel-based metals and alloys.

The Insti­tute of Mater­ials, Minerals & Mining
297 Euston Road
London NW1 3AD
United Kingdom
jp@i­me­tal­lurgy.co.uk

Jernkontoret is the Swedish iron and steel pro­du­cers' asso­ci­ation. We safe­guard the industry's interests through working for the best possible pre­con­di­tions for oper­a­tions in Sweden.
Jernkontoret’s activity is con­trolled by co-owners through the Council. The co-own­er­ship is linked to the iron and steel plants them­selves. A company which is not a co-owner but which, nev­er­the­less, wishes to make use of Jernkontoret’s services can apply to become a stake­holder. 

Jernkontoret
Box 1721
Kung­strädgårdsgatan 10
111 87 Stock­holm
Sweden
office_at_jernkontoret.se

Since its incep­tion in 1946, the Korean Insti­tute of Metals and Mater­ials (KIM) has under­taken exchanges with insti­tutes of metals and mater­ials in other coun­tries. It has strived to improve exchanges and friendly rela­tion­ships regarding science tech­no­logy by jointly hosting inter­na­tional con­fer­ences and spon­soring inter­na­tional meetings and sym­posiums.
Hosting or spon­soring inter­na­tional con­fer­ences and sym­posiums is intended to promote Korea’s science and tech­no­logy domest­ic­ally and inter­na­tion­ally and provide oppor­tun­ities for members and engin­eers to learn the latest research trends and case studies in leading coun­tries of science and tech­no­logy.

The Korean Insti­tute of Metals and Mater­ials (KIM)
6th Fl., 38, Seocho-daero 56-gil, Seocho-gu
Seoul 06633
Republic of Korea
kim_at_kim.or.kr

The VDEh Steel Insti­tute is the central, company-inde­pendent insti­tu­tion for tech­nical and sci­entific cooper­a­tion on all aspects of steel in Germany and Europe. As a tech­nical com­panion for steel com­panies on the road to CO2 neut­rality, we conduct cutting-edge applied research, define stand­ard­iz­a­tion as a partner of DIN, shape globally recog­nized stand­ards, set bench­marks in further training and organize leading national and inter­na­tional con­fer­ences.

Stah­lin­stitut VDEh
Sohn­straße 65
40237 Düs­sel­dorf
Germany
info_at_vdeh.de

The Chinese Society for Metals (CSM) was estab­lished in November 26, 1956. It is an industry organ­iz­a­tion in the area of metal­lurgy and material in China and is one of the members of the China Asso­ci­ation for Science and Tech­no­logy (CAST). CSM is a national, academic and non­profit society. It is a link between sci­ent­ists and tech­ni­cians and con­trib­utes to the flourish and devel­op­ment of metal­lurgy and material science and tech­no­logy in China.The CSM 10th Council Board includes 185 members and 60 exec­utive dir­ectors, with 11 working com­mit­tees. CSM has 90,000 indi­vidual members, 175 unit members and 44 pro­fes­sional branches. It main­tains close business contacts with 25 local metal (metal­lur­gical) soci­eties, and has good cooper­ative rela­tions with Taiwan's iron and steel industry. Moreover, CSM has estab­lished bilat­eral and mul­ti­lat­eral exchanges and cooper­ative rela­tions with more than 10 academic organ­iz­a­tions in France, Germany, Japan, Korea,United States of America and other coun­tries.

The Chinese Society for Metals
9th Floor, Building 8
No. 9 Qixiang Road
Haidian District
Beijing 100081
China
csmof­fice_at_csm.org.cn

About the Institute: The Iron and Steel Institute of Japan (ISIJ) is an academic society with approximately 8,000 individual members and approximately 170 institutional members. Since its founding in 1915, it has conducted academic activities related to iron, steel and their peripheral areas based on the following five principles:

  1.  combining science and technology,
  2. mediating iron and steel companies,
  3. bridging industry, government and academia,
  4. uniting iron and steel with other industrial fields, and
  5. linking Japan and other countries.

The feature of ISIJ is to have both an academic function based on individual activities and a technical function of the industry based on institutional members’ employee activities.

Tekko Kaikan(5F) 3-2-10
Nihonbashi-Kayabacho
Chuo-ku, Tokyo 103-0025
JAPAN

international_affairs_at_isij.or.jp

The Unión de Empresas Sider­úr­gicas (UNESID) is the Spanish Asso­ci­ation of Steel and First Trans­form­a­tion Steel Pro­du­cing Com­panies. It groups all the man­u­fac­turers of flat and long products, both non-alloy and alloy steel, including stain­less steel. Also asso­ci­ated are the pro­du­cers of seamless tubes, welded tubes, cold rolled strip and road barriers through the adhered asso­ci­ation SIMEPROVI. UNESID was created in 1968 and throughout its history it has col­lab­or­ated in the struc­turing of Spanish and European com­panies.

Castelló, 128
28006 Madrid
Spain
unesid@un­esid.org